Smile Is Now The Biggest Original Horror Movie Of The Year At The Box Office
2022 has been very encouraging for horror in the theatrical marketplace.
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Quentin Tarantino's Scriptwriting Method Was Born In Acting Class
The filmmaker was never going to learn Shakespeare monologues, so he took a different approach. -
How A Gremlins 2 Deleted Scene Directly Tackles One Of Cinema's Great Controversies
It was a perfect clapback for the time, but ultimately didn't make the final cut. -
Snakes Weren't The Only Dangerous Animals On The Set Of Anaconda
'Finally, it let go, but it wouldn't let me pass.' -
Tim Burton Toyed With The Idea Of A Dwayne Johnson Willy Wonka Film
'But that was many years ago when I was just starting out in Hollywood...' -
Jordan Peele Wanted The Characters Of Us To Be Smarter Than Your Average Horror Cast
'Characters have to do what they would do in real life.' -
It Didn't Take Long For Richard Dreyfuss To Learn You Don't Always Say 'Yes' To A Role
'And when you're doing one-day parts and two-day parts, the little ones, you're not picky.' -
Working With Tom Cruise On Knight And Day Taught Paul Dano An Important Lesson About Stunt Acting
In which a young actor learns from the best. -
Christian Bale Faced Real-Life Threats Over His Role In American Psycho
I have to return some videotapes. -
Ari Aster Didn't Mind That Midsommar Might 'Give Away' Its Own Ending
Director Ari Aster revealed the entire plot of Midsommar right from the start, but only for those paying close attention. -
The Daily Stream: Celebrate Sixty Years Of What Ever Happened To Baby Jane?
''I've written a letter to Daddy. His address is Heaven above...'' -
Jordan Peele Took The Quentin Tarantino Approach To Horror Easter Eggs In Us
'All my favorite directors are a combination of their influences.' -
Christopher Walken Approaches His Career With A Bit Of Marlon Brando Wisdom
'The truth is, I've never made choices.' -
The Barefoot Contessa Proved Hollywood Didn't Know What To Do With Ava Gardner
'I was never really an actress.' -
Alfonso Cuarón's Philosophy For Children Of Men Carried Over To The Cinematography
'That means that there are no close-ups, everything is seen from a distance.' -
Peter Jackson Wanted Dead Alive To Be A Splatter Film That Non-Horror Fans Could Love
Horror by way of Monty Python and the Holy Grail. -
How Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer Got Michael Rooker His Eight Men Out Role
'Then she took it out of her cassette player and locked it in her desk drawer.' -
Frank Oz Fought Against Casting Cyndi Lauper In Little Shop Of Horrors
Ellen Greene truly personifies Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors, but producer David Geffen had an "unusual" pop star in mind for the role. -
Deadline U.S.A. Proved More Demanding Than Humphrey Bogart Expected
'On one occasion Humphrey was obviously hungover.' -
Johnny Mnemonic Director Robert Longo Had To Learn Filmmaking On The Fly
Johnny Mnemonic may not have been the best '90s techno-thriller, but it's worth rewatching for its prescience alone. -
Gremlins Was Far More 'Gruesome' Before Steven Spielberg Stepped In
It took an assist from master filmmaker Steven Spielberg to balance out the cuteness and sheer horror of Gremlins. -
Sydney Sweeney To Reteam With Michael Mohan For Psychological Horror Film Immaculate
The project marks another step forward in Sweeney's exciting burgeoning career as a producer. -
One Of The Scariest Scenes In Rob Zombie's Halloween II Brings Out The Dead
Trick or treat, baby. -
Terrifier 2's Lauren LaVera Is A Worthy Addition To The Scream Queen Roster
Let's give it up for the latest final girl. -
Adapting Stephen King's It For TV Gave ABC Plenty Of Reason To Worry
'They loved the piece, but lost their nerve in terms of how many hours they were willing to commit...' -
The Most Brutal Moments From Terrifier 2
The Miles County killer clown is back for more Halloween mayhem. Can your nerves take these shocking moments from "Terrifier 2?" -
Smile Producers Turning Horror Novel Clown In A Cornfield Into A Movie
You're telling me there's a clown in this cornfield?
